Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-08-04
Fruits of Democratic Administra-
nianrn

The grand and fruitful results of President
Clevsland's administration must be acknowl-
edged even by its enemies. The truth can
not be concealed even by the press that op-
pose the Administration. The New York
Tribune, World and Sun are bitter oppo-
nents of the Administration. The Tribune
says:
President Cleveland's administration has
reduced the public debt, less cash in the
Treasury, nearly Sll0,0OO,00O during the last
fiscal year. For that let il have credit. 1t
has not caused the vast increase in revenue,
amounting to nearly $50, 100000, but it has
not stolen the money. Receipts under laws
which the President and his party have vainly
tried to alter have enormously exceeded ex-
penditures; the administration has obeyed
law in keeping and applying the money. For
so much let it have all the praise that it de-
served" ..y
The Sun says:
"The departments under Democratic con-
troll are making an excellent showing for the
past fiscal year. In one division of the Land
Office 1,542 patents were issued last year, as
against $50 the preceding year, and LOU
more letters were answered than in 1885,
This increased work was done with much
less number of clerks"
The World says:
He must be a very poor American, native
or naturalized, who does not recognize the
fact that we have here the freest, the happiest,
the safest and the best country in the world,
and that we are gifted with blessings richer
than those bestowed on any other people OF
the earth. -----------a-zz-----i
Such are the fruits of Democratic ad-
ministration, the results of the wise, manly,
law-observing and constitution-loying policy
of President Cleveland, as depicted in the en-
forced admissions of his enemies. BY these
fruits we may know what manner of man the
President of the United States is, and what
kind of principles he cherishes and observes.
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The following information relating to pat
ents granted by the United States patent Of
| fee, for the week ending July 10Th, 1887, as
compiled from the official records by the
Howard Bros, solicitors of patents. cor. 7th
and & SITS. ii. W., Washington, D. c.:
Total granted to citizens of the Q. S.:
Patents and designs. ............... 375
Trademarks and labels s...........,... q
Total granted to citizens of foreign coun-
tries:
Patents and designs. ns........,.......,.. %
Trademarks and labels. .... !. ..y.
| A. Armstrong, Cincinnati, vehicle spring.
9. e. Blaine, Dayton, dumping car.
II E. Bradford, Cincinnati, attachment for
telephones. - - - -
A. E. Brown, Cleveland, gripping imple-
ment.
Robt. Brown, Miamisbure, wheel. /
F. Damlos, Sankusky, picture frame. /
W. Q. DufeG d 0. j. Fuchs, Chillicothe,
door alarm. ''
M. Ernst, Cleveland, bellows package for
distributing powder. .l. - .-'r
F. Farquhar, Wilmington, heater.
w. H. Castle, Geneva, head rest.
o. W. Hickel, Cleveland, gas carburetor.
A. Hornig, Sankusky, milestone pick.
g. B. Huewe, Cincinnati, ear piece for tel
ephones. a.. ~" -,.ru
j. F. Keisewetter, Toledo, carpet cleaner.
F. E. Kohler, Canton, crank for rag tedder.
]. M. Long, Hamilton, Welding and cut
ting machine.
Us. Lowe. Geneva, blackboard eraser.
IT. Mabbey, Forest, railway crossing.
| ]. M. McClare, East Springfield, bread
raising and baking apparatus.
board 4
R. ]. Meiser, Cincinnati, apparatus for tan
lining. .ers, ,a...1 r-.-s.-10 .-.- -~
2: R. Michaels, Sycamore, cattle tie:
'.:" 80 90 '' halter clip.
| A. Miller, Newark, manure spreader.
w. c. North, Cleveland, broiler. f
G. j. Saurbrey, Columbus, folding stool.s
T.F. w. Smidt, Dayton, paper package
| case. e 8
W. A. Shuler, New Dover, reclining chair.
G. B. Siegenthaler, Wooster, manufacture
| of boots and shoes.
A. A. Simonds, Dayton, machine for dry
ing paper.
J. Thomas, Cleveland, gas pressure regu-
lating valve &E FFffF fb%stC8
A. Tschuor, Wapakoneta, combined churn
and ice cream freezer.
P. G. Van VIE, Cleveland, gas stoye.
F. M. Ware 4 g.. W. Benjamin; North
Bend, seal lock.